About 50,000 people attended the concert in Glasgow.
A Harry Styles concert in Glasgow, Scotlandended in tragedy after a crowd member fell from the top balcony.
Based on Edinburgh Live, the incident took place on Saturday, June 11, when the former One Direction star performed at the city’s Ibrox Stadium. Police reported that the man had fallen from the Premium Club Floor to a stand below before the show ended.
Fans think that the horrible incident happened when Harry Styles performed the hit song Kiwi. An ambulance rushed to the scene of horror. About 50,000 people attended. According to the source, police said, “There were no suspicious cases and the man was seen by medical staff.”
The man’s condition is still unknown.
Worried people flocked to social media after witnessing the man’s fall. “Still in shock after the @Harry_Styles @ibrox concert. A guy fell from the upper floor to the main stand a row in front of us. I had to run to the main door at street level for help. Everyone around us was shocked and very sad. Hope he’s okay,” Written one user.
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“We were back a few rows and I was looking in that direction when the man fell. Hope shielded my niece from the worst. I’m still a bit shocked tbh. Hope the person is okay,” added again. Third wheel speak, “When I was 15 years old, I saw this guy fall and at first thought it was an exploding doll. Terrible. Hope he and everyone is okay. A horrible ending to a very special night.”
Some users even appealed to the organizers of the opening night of Mr Styles’ Love On Tour as crowds also had to queue for hours to get into the stadium. One person wrote: “The queue at Harry Styles is chaotic, it’s been 2 hours and still nothing.” Another said, “Never been to such a disorganized event.. the manager has no idea what complete joke they are making.. the waiting time is absolutely ridiculous! Had to check us in manually because the ticket scanner wasn’t working. ”
